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...associate editor, Ondine E. LeBlanc. This is the first time the historical society has embarked on such a large-scale digitization project, and the benefits, LeBlanc said, will be “huge.” The project aims to allow a broader group to access the venerable Massachusetts families?? effects. “Once we’re done with this, you won’t have to go any farther than your computer,” LeBlanc said. “Hopefully, a lot of high school teachers will now be using these documents in their...
...role of marriage. “If what the opposition wants is a world full of ‘Leave it to Beaver’ mommies and daddies, what will happen next? Will they take kids away from single mothers to create more ‘balanced families???” she said. Moderators from the Speech and Parliamentary Debate Society maintained order and kept time during the event. “I’m just glad that this didn’t devolve into a shouting match of ‘Oh my god, I want...
...their walk with Christ unless he or she can “subscribe without reserve,” to the tenets the Christianity. At the same time, the clause even explicitly affirms that recent converts—people who might have grown up in Jewish, Muslim, or atheist families??are eligible to lead the group if they subscribe to the Christian faith...
...take a hard look at their past choice and attempt to discern what is truly in their best interest. The main source of income for most residents of the West Bank is foreign aid to the PA, and Hamas’ actions only reduce this aid, therefore endangering many families?? livelihoods. Although their government may no longer be comprised of a corrupt Fatah administration, the Hamas regime is hindering progress and embittering the lives of ordinary Palestinians through its violent stances. Palestinians need an alternative to Hamas, one which works for peace and the interest of the Palestinian...
...ground on which Harvard and HFAI are treading resembles a long, graded hike up to a high and rocky plateau. Broken down by family income, about 25 percent of Harvard families make less than $80,000 a year. Next year, HFAI will address significantly more of these families?? financial needs, including the elimination of parental contribution for families earning under $60,000 a year. As impressive as this sounds, these initial 25 percent of families are the metaphorical warm-up jaunt through scrub brush and pine needles in anticipation of the difficult, rocky climb ahead...